Sentence examples for misleadingly straightforward from inspiring English sources

Egypt's Nations Cup history got off to a misleadingly straightforward start.

Newspaper reports, Google searches, even first-person comments such as the ones extant for François Ozon give a misleadingly straightforward view.

Or nod, misleadingly.

This book is misleadingly titled.

The question is framed misleadingly.

But this is a misleadingly dramatic example.

The article is perhaps misleadingly written.

First, JUSTICE statementstatement is misleadingly overbroad.

This multiplication is (misleadingly) called subtractive mixing.

But they are also misleadingly simplistic.

But it is misleadingly -- and tellingly -- incomplete.